The Ballpark Back 9

How does the scoring work?

Each tee box is paired with a “hole” on the field with a variety of illustrated greens and obstacles and marked by a flagstick.

  • If your shot hits the correct flagstick and stays within the circle, you’ve scored a hole-in-one (1)
  • If your shot lands within the circle surrounding the flagstick, you’ve scored a birdie (2)
  • If your shot lands on the correct green, you’ve scored a par (3)
  • If your shot lands on the field, but outside of the green, you’ve scored a bogey (4)
  • If your shot lands outside of the field of play (anywhere not on the field), you’ve scored a double bogey (5)

Each player will get 2 shots at each hole. You are only scored on the better shot. For the 10th hole putting challenge, you will get one ball and there is a maximum score of 5.

Be on the lookout for hole-in-one contests for a chance to win prizes!

What will the course look like?

Each hole will have two tee boxes, allowing for two foursomes to play at the same time. Tee boxes will be on elevated platforms with artificial turf. Players will walk to each hole exploring 4 levels of the ballpark. Hole distances typically range from 30-160 yards.

New in 2026: Step inside the Giants’ Clubhouse Bar

Grab a drink, snap some photos and get a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most exclusive spaces at Oracle Park: the San Francisco Giants’ clubhouse. Step into the space where Giants players get ready for game day and generations of players have prepared to take the field. From the legacy of Giants greats to the everyday rhythm of today’s team, the space offers a rare glimpse into the world of the San Francisco Giants.

Returning in 2026: The fan-favorite Giants Dugout Hole

Walk through the players’ tunnel, take a seat on the bench and experience the dugout like a Major Leaguer. Then, step onto the warning track and tee off from the field.

Returning in 2026: Join the Splash Hit Club

We’re turning a Splash Hit into a golf score. Take aim at the water feature on the infield and see if you can land your ball in the water. Sink it and you’ll win a prize, plus some serious bragging rights.

The 2026 course is still taking shape. In the meantime, check out last year’s course map for a look at what to expect.

Last Year’s Course

What equipment will be available to use?

Select irons and wedges will be available at each tee box for players to use. The exact assortment available corresponds to each hole’s distance. Clubs will typically feature an 8-iron, 9-iron and 2 wedges, but a few holes may also include a 4-iron, 5-iron, 6-iron or 7-iron. Each tee box has two sets of right-handed adult men's clubs and 1 set of left-handed clubs. Golfers are permitted to bring their own clubs, but adults are restricted to five clubs and they must be irons or wedges. Golfers who bring their own clubs will need to carry them throughout the round (golf bags are not permitted). Personal golf balls are not permitted. All players will be equipped with golf balls upon their tee time.